RISING STAR
Rising Star Awards recognize individuals who serve on a CAI Committee and have consistently made positive contributions. These volunteers have less than 5 years’ experience on the committee and exhibit leadership potential.
Jennifer Bratzel Phoenix Rising Management Group, Ltd.
Jennifer has served on multiple CAI committees and now holds a Co-Chair with the Conference & Legal Forum Education Committee. She has for many years given unconditionally to both events and it was an easy decision to elect her as the co-chair when the position became available. Her ideas, openness and willingness to nurture a new committee and help CAI to grow in niche programs has been invaluable. She has jumped right in to learn the processes that were already in place and has helped to streamline them even more. She attends many local CAI events as well as CAI National…and learns from the National classes to help our chapter and programs grow. She recently earned her PCAM and continues to grow within our industry professionally making her name well known and respected. We are a better organization with Jennifer’s involvement and input.
Rose Jurczewski Associa, Chicagoland
Rose has been an active member of the Membership Committee for several years. She contributes creative ideas to try to increase membership. She faithfully makes her required calls each month and reports findings to the office. Last year she volunteered to dress as “Flo the Progressive Girl” at the Conference & Expo and roamed the expo floor bringing potential members to the membership booth. Recently she stepped up to fill the role of Co-Chair of the committee. Rose also was just elected to the ILAC committee so she can contribute on a legislative level for our members too.
Amanda Paton
Frost, Ruttenberg & Rothblatt, P.C. - Now Marcum LLP Amanda has been an active and vital member of the Social Committee for two years. She regularly attends committee meetings and is always dependable and prepared. She has helped with the social budgets and is a leader at the forefront in contributing to event planning for the Summer Social and the Winter Gala. She is a dedicated volunteer, serving also on the Magazine committee, as well as regularly attending other CAI events, and promoting CAI to others. Her enthusiasm is contagious. Amanda is a leader and a tremendous asset to CAI and the Social Committee
52 | COMMON INTEREST® A Publication of CAI-Illinois Chapter Cathy Ryan Property Specialists, Inc.
Cathy has been an active member of the Finance committee for several years and has only missed a meeting when she was out of town. When the need arose, she willingly stepped in as Treasurer for CAI-IL. She takes the role seriously and meets with Ania and Cheryl each month before the Finance meeting to review financials and reports. She has recently instructed for DCAL classes and has also volunteered for homeowner forum. She is an active member of CAI’s Board of Directors and the Executive Committee and helps the chapter wherever needed.
Siobhan Zawojski CondoCPA
Siobhan has been an invaluable asset for the Conference & Legal Forum Education Committee. She organized speakers to ensure they were prepared for the 2015 Conference & Expo and also monitored the session. She has jumped right into both Legal Forums in 2015 and made sure the attorneys were all meeting their deadlines and getting their requirements met to make both Legal Forums a success. She has great ideas and is not afraid to share her opinion but is always respectful. She has attended may CAI events this year and her smiling face is always warm and welcoming to anyone around her. We have a very valuable team player in Siobhan and our committee and CAI would not be the same without her dedication.
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